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, Simon Ungers (Colonia, 8 maggio 1957 – Hürth, 6 marzo 2006) è stato un architetto tedesco.
, Simon Ungers (* 8. Mai 1957 in Köln; † 6. März 2006 in Hürth) war ein deutscher Architekt und Künstler.
, Simon Ungers (May 8, 1957 – March 6, 2006) … Simon Ungers (May 8, 1957 – March 6, 2006) was a German architect and artist. Simon Ungers was born in 1957 in Cologne, the son of the architect Oswald Mathias Ungers and Liselotte Gable. In 1969, his family moved to the United States. From 1975 to 1980, he studied architecture at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York. Ungers worked in New York and Cologne. He gained attention together with Tom Kinslow for the construction of , a home made of Cor-ten in Wilton, New York. He also designed the Cube House in Ithaca, New York. In 1995, he was one of two first-prize winners in a competition to design the Holocaust Memorial in Berlin, but in a tie-breaker vote his design was not selected. Later neither of the two winning designs was chosen, but a new competition was held. Ungers taught at Harvard University, Syracuse University, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Cornell University and University of Maryland, College Park. Ungers committed suicide in Hürth, Germany on March 6, 2006, after a long-term battle with mental illness. He was 48 years old. He is survived by his wife, Janet O'Hair. He is survived by his wife, Janet O'Hair.
, Simon Ungers (8 de mayo de 1957- 6 de marz … Simon Ungers (8 de mayo de 1957- 6 de marzo de 2006), arquitecto alemán nacido en Colonia, en 1957 emigró a Estados Unidos. Estudió arquitectura en la Universidad de Cornell, y se licenció en 1987, año en el que empezó a vivir en Nueva York, compaginando el arte y la arquitectura.Era cofundador y miembro del gabinete de arquitectura UKZ.Su arquitectura y sus esculturas han sido recogidas en numerosas exposiciones, como la de Urban Structures, que reunía a once artistas neoyorquinos y tuvo lugar en la Lothringersstrasse de Mónaco o la exposición Cubos en el Museo . Su particular acercamiento artístico a la arquitectura le ha hecho concebir maquetas arquitectónicas que se convierten en verdaderas esculturas, y que como tales vienen después expuestas en galerías de arte. Murió el 6 de marzo de 2006 en Alemania tras una larga enfermedad.06 en Alemania tras una larga enfermedad.
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, Simon Ungers (8 de mayo de 1957- 6 de marz … Simon Ungers (8 de mayo de 1957- 6 de marzo de 2006), arquitecto alemán nacido en Colonia, en 1957 emigró a Estados Unidos. Estudió arquitectura en la Universidad de Cornell, y se licenció en 1987, año en el que empezó a vivir en Nueva York, compaginando el arte y la arquitectura.Era cofundador y miembro del gabinete de arquitectura UKZ.Su arquitectura y sus esculturas han sido recogidas en numerosas exposiciones, como la de Urban Structures, que reunía a once artistas neoyorquinos y tuvo lugar en la Lothringersstrasse de Mónaco o la exposición Cubos en el Museo .Mónaco o la exposición Cubos en el Museo .
, Simon Ungers (né le 8 mai 1957 à Cologne, mort le 6 mars 2006 à Hürth) est un architecte et sculpteur allemand.
, Simon Ungers (Colonia, 8 maggio 1957 – Hürth, 6 marzo 2006) è stato un architetto tedesco.
, Simon Ungers (* 8. Mai 1957 in Köln; † 6. März 2006 in Hürth) war ein deutscher Architekt und Künstler.
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